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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his monthly radio programme ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on Sunday spoke to healthcare workers at the forefront of the fight against COVID-19 and addressed several topics such as vaccine hesitancy and details about the ongoing deadly second wave. The Prime Minister first called on Dr Shashank Joshi from Mumbai, who has grassroots-level experience in the field of COVID treatment and allied research. He has also been the Dean of the Indian College of Physicians. When asked about the ongoing second wave, Joshi informed that this time around, the virus is faster moving than the first wave but assured that the recovery rate is higher and the mortality rate is low. ....
Mr. Modi urges people not to fall prey to any rumours about vaccines. “India was full of self-confidence after successfully tackling first wave of COVID-19, this toofan (2nd wave) has shaken country,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat, adding that the Centre will continue to give free jabs to eligible people. Mr. Modi spoke to Dr. Shashank from Mumbai. He asked the doctor on how the second wave is different from the first wave. Dr. Shashank said that this one is spreading faster than the first wave and the youth and children are also getting affected. ....